Sentence examples for continue to make less from inspiring English sources
"But it's a sadder day every day when a paycheck comes and women continue to make less than men.
And the typical black household earns 61.6percentt of the annual income of white households, with black college graduates continuing to make less than white college graduates.
Other studies found that women faculty members continued to make less money than their male peers, were promoted more slowly and even fared worse in academia's most revered expression of meritocracy, the peer-review process.
Google Glass doesn't make any sense to me, and continues to make less the more I learn about it.
And I worry that having so many characters and communities will continue to make episodes less engaging and that we'll have another case of Season 6 when you'd go several episodes without seeing major characters at all.
Notably the top ten companies per videos viewed continue to make up less than 50% (48.9%), indicating that the long tail for video viewing remains long, particularly considering that tenth placed Break came in a 0.5%.
Mr Cavanagh said: "Ministers' only real hope of hitting their immigration target in 2015 is for a prolonged economic downturn to continue to make Britain less attractive as a destination and to induce more migrants already here to leave, something which we assume the government does not want to happen".
Such issues could continue to make solar installations less than affordable in many places.
Greek consumers continue to make do with less, in response to three years of pay and pension cuts.
Meanwhile, as NBC's First Read noted this morning, both Ben Sasse and Nebraska Rep. Lee Terry (who barely won his own primary last night) had to thunder against comprehensive immigration reform — a reminder that such primaries continue to make reform still less likely, no matter who wins them.
